Save This Old Alabama Fixer Upper on 10 Acres Under $70K

OHU50K Notes $69,950

Save This Old Alabama Fixer Upper on 10 Acres. This ranch home needs work but with all that land you can’t go wrong.

Forest featured at 172 Double Church Rd, Tyler, AL, 36785

Realtor Comments

INVESTOR SPECIAL! 3-BEDROOM, 2-BATH FIXER-UPPER WITH POTENTIAL! Bring your vision and your toolbox to this 3-bedroom, 2-bath home located at 172 Double Church Road, Tyler, AL 36785. This property offers an excellent opportunity for an investor, renovator, or buyer looking to create a home with their own personal touches. The existing layout provides a solid starting point for renovation, with plenty of potential to update and add value. Whether you’re looking for your next flip, rental investment, or a project to make your own, this property is ready for transformation. Property is being sold as a fixer-upper and will require renovation. Schedule your showing today and explore the possibilities!

3 beds
1 bath
2,815 sqft
10 acres lot
Build date 1949

Exterior featured at 172 Double Church Rd, Tyler, AL, 36785

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172 Double Church Rd, Tyler, AL 36785 $69,950

Contact Realtor: Brokered by Meridian Reside
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Forest featured at 172 Double Church Rd, Tyler, AL, 36785

Yard featured at 172 Double Church Rd, Tyler, AL, 36785

Pros

Affordable Housing: Average home values are around $62,300, which is significantly lower than both the Alabama state average and the national average.
Low Cost of Living: General living expenses and housing are budget-friendly compared to major metropolitan areas.
Peace and Quiet: The community is small, rural, and low-density, offering a slow-paced environment with low crime rates.
Natural Surroundings: Located in the rural landscape of Dallas County, the area provides a quiet setting with close proximity to outdoor scenery.

Cons

Economic Challenges: The median household income is around $24,318, which is roughly half of the state and national averages.
Higher Unemployment: The surrounding county experiences higher unemployment rates (around 11.3%) compared to broader national norms.
Limited Amenities & Services: As a very small unincorporated or rural community, day-to-day shopping, dining, healthcare, and entertainment require traveling to nearby towns like Selma.
Car-Dependent: Public transportation is practically non-existent, making a personal vehicle mandatory for all basic errands.

Yard featured at 172 Double Church Rd, Tyler, AL, 36785